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Not familiar with the Melbourne, but most of the Class C’s I’ve seen have what they call a short queen bed. They do make sheets that fit that bed, but we’ve typically used an extra queen set we had around. As many folks have done, we’ve also added a three inch foam topper and I think that makes the world of difference.
Make sure they walk through every aspect of the RV and take notes. As many of the dealers also own RVs, ask them the steps they go through for a typical set up (leveling, power hookup, water and sewage, etc.). If you don’t have an EMS (energy Mgt System that goes between your plug and shore power), I’d recommend that be your first investment. If its going to be hooked up, you might want to ask them to go through the de-winterizing process with you. Might also want to consider investing in a tire pressure monitoring system for peace of mind.
Some folks have “published” their own checklist here for making and breaking camp, so that would be useful to search.
Lots of little things to learn, but folks on the board are tremendously helpful. One of the first things I did after getting mine in apply a good coat of wax on it, as no one takes care of your stuff as good as you do.
Good luck and safe travels.
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2019 Entegra Odyssey 31L
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